Milk antibodies in familial dysautonomia.
M. Drucker, Alex Russell
Abstract
M. Drucker, Alex Russell
Abstract
Cow9s milk antibodies in sera, hemagglutinins, and precipitins were studied in six children with familial dysautonomia and were found to be exceptionally high—indeed, higher than in Down9s syndrome or cerebral palsy, and much higher than in normal children. It is suggested here that these high levels of milk antibodies in dysautonomia may be mainly related to recurrent episodes of milk aspiration.
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Cow9s milk antibodies in sera, hemagglutinins, and precipitins were studied in six children with familial dysautonomia and were found to be exceptionally high—indeed, higher than in Down9s syndrome or cerebral palsy, and much higher than in normal children. It is suggested here that these high levels of milk antibodies in dysautonomia may be mainly related to recurrent episodes of milk aspiration.
Key concepts: Familial dysautonomia, Dysautonomia, Medicine, Antibody, Cerebral palsy, Immunology, Pediatrics, Internal medicine